I migliori ristorantinella città Cinisi della Palermo

06/10/2025: Great Burgers and terrific service

06/10/2025: Magnificent burgers and service. Chiara is a great host. Good food and good service. 😀😀👍🏻👍🏻 John from Australia

14/11/2025: We received a very warm welcome and the service was excellent. Our daughter was immediately provided with crayons and something to draw with. Our pizzas were outstanding and simply delicious. The perfect end to our holiday. If we weren't leaving tomorrow, we would come back immediately.

14/11/2025: We often order takeout from this pizzeria and are incredibly satisfied: the pizza is always excellent, made with quality ingredients and a truly delicious dough. Delivery is always on time, even on the busiest evenings. The staff is extremely kind and helpful, a real plus. We highly recommend it to anyone looking for good pizza and impeccable service!

08/09/2025: We had a wonderful time! Dany is a sweet host, always available and available. Highly recommended!

08/09/2025: Thank you for the wonderful days with you, Greetings, Peter

30/10/2025: Wrong openening hours. Seems like it only opens in the evening. At 1pm on a Thursday it was closed.

09/10/2025: I have known the Grace Restaurant in Cinisi for a lifetime, as well as the owners, the two brothers, the La Rosa family, who are available and offer very fresh food. I had the pleasure of tasting their fantastic, good and tasty pizza, worthy of a gourmet's palate. Then, years ago, I went with my husband to New Year's Eve, with music, dancing and fresh fish, all served in refined dishes, full of applause. What can I say? I will return soon. It is always a refined location, the staff are kind and helpful, always nice people, always ready to satisfy even the most demanding customers, like us, we have always had a good time, not to mention the

20/11/2025: Very authentic place with a nice atmosphere. For 13 euros we got a huge portion of food that was delicious! The chicken is very well seasoned, only the breast was a little drier, but nothing dramatic. We really enjoyed it and I highly recommend it!

07/10/2025: Was very tasty and really very inexpensive

29/09/2025: Excellent food and service. Prices are slightly above average.

07/09/2025: Good food with friendly service 😊

26/10/2025: The Pozzillo Tower, without its pistil, is a coastal defense tower that was part of Sicily's coastal tower system. It is located in the "Puzziddu" area, right at the highway junction for the Falcone e Borsellino Airport at Punta Raisi in the province of Palermo, within the municipality of Cinisi. It is state property and is easily accessible, with free access. Construction began in the first half of the 17th century, as it was not surveyed in 1578 by royal architect Tiburzio Spannocchi during his survey. Even at the time of Camillo Camilliani's survey in 1584, it still did not appear to have been built, despite his finding that the cove in front of it could accommodate 25 galleys: "there could fit 25 galleys." In 1625, the tower was not yet completed, although the records of the Deputation of the Kingdom of Sicily already listed its guardians and "torrari." Again from the records of the Deputation of the Kingdom of Sicily, in 1691 we learn that it had been entrusted to the Prince of Carini and that the garrison consisted of three men in total, including the artilleryman. From 1714 to 1717, the same records show that the armament consisted of: 1 bronze cannon with a wheeled carriage; 2 mortars; 6 arquebuses; 1 bronze culverin (known as a "masculo" or "mascolo"); 5 halberds; 28 cannonballs. In 1811, it is mentioned because its garrison was arrested for cowardice in the face of the enemy after failing to intervene to assist an American vessel attacked by pirates. The tower is mentioned in 1823 in the official cartography of the Bourbon army, but under the name of "torre nuova" (new tower). In 1867, it was included in the list of military structures to be decommissioned. It is currently unused and is in fair condition following restoration work beginning in 1970. It somewhat reflects the Camillian style. Today, an opening on the ground floor, located above the former cistern, leads to the first floor, which consists of three rectangular rooms. The largest, the one facing the land, is approximately 8 meters high on the longest side. The vault is barrel-vaulted, as is the custom, and approximately 5 meters high. A fireplace is located on the right wall, and a built-in cupboard on the left. The central wall contains a well that allowed water to be drawn from the cistern below. A stone staircase consisting of two ramps, set into the exterior southeast wall, leads to the roof. The terrace parapet was restored during restoration work in the last century.

20/10/2025: Lovely historic sight with a great beach and fantastic views

21/09/2025: Historic bakery on the Corso di Cinisi where you can buy excellent quality baked goods at a fair price. Polite and professional operators.

09/08/2025: Their "muffolette" are delicious

27/06/2025: In the street like your home friends nice welcome 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗 street friendly staff 💕

25/06/2025: This was a wonderful spot for our little group to relax at the end of a long travel day. We shared some wine, a couple of beers and the snacks they provided. The drinks were delicious but what made our visit great was the atmosphere here. The man who helped us was incredibly kind and fun, with lots of patience helping us figure out what we wanted. We loved our visit to Enoteca Don Ciccio and I’m sure you will too! I forgot to take a photo but this is of a mountain behind it.

02/11/2025: Excellent service despite the busy restaurant. I regret not being able to eat outside due to the time of year, but the restaurant is simple and welcoming inside as well. Excellent quality food, excellent value. Recommended! I'll definitely be back.

20/09/2025: I recommend it for an outdoor evening with table service, welcoming staff, an excellent porchetta sandwich, beer, chips, and many other good things....

20/11/2025: A unique experience from the service to the food and the location. Excellent food in an intimate, family-friendly atmosphere, thanks also to the indoor dining area. Exceptional first courses, dry and crispy fried foods! Very friendly owners. Highly recommended!

18/11/2025: Very good food, friendly and courteous staff, fairly fast service. We'll gladly return.

27/08/2025: Amazing beach! Friendly staff and delicious panini! Definitely coming back!

15/08/2025: Certainly better than Mondelez and any other near Palermo. It's especially clean compared to the rest of the area. There's a place to park for free.

02/08/2025: Excellent local products and excellent cuisine, more than reasonable prices, friendly owners and sales assistants

31/05/2025: Title: "The Mystery Sandwiches – Chronicles of Three Hungry Teachers" On a sunny Sicilian afternoon, when even the cats seem to melt on the sidewalks and the shops close their shutters like Egyptian tombs, three schoolmates, armed only with backpacks, irony, and desperation, venture along Corso Umberto I in Cinisi. The sun beats down, hunger pangs gnaw at their stomachs. Time has passed, 2 PM has long since struck, and their hopes are as faint as worn chalk. "We can't eat here anymore!" exclaims the first, in a tone reminiscent of a Greek tragedy. "Not even a sandwich in sight..." sighs the second, ready to give up. But the third, the most intrepid of the trio, peers down the street and... sees it. A sign. A flash. "The Art of Bread": the only remaining bastion in that gastronomic desert. A vibrant bakery. Busy. Illuminated by smiles and the smell of baking. The three of them, as if they were Tomb Raiders of flour, throw open the door like in a Western. Inside, the girls at the counter, true priestesses of irony, welcome them with an energy not seen on the first day of school. Two of them order sandwiches. But the third, the slightly more poetic (or hungrier) one, goes all out for the Sicilian sfincione. One bite and... BAM! Ecstasy. A warm, flavorful caress on the taste buds, with that soft base that seems to be made of clouds mixed with tomato and oregano. And since destiny had been rewritten, a Coca-Cola was a must. But not just any Coca-Cola: one with your name printed on it. The mission begins: "Find the name of your heart." She fishes it out. But the name is... the wrong one. "Nooooo, not that name!" the other two shout, as if they'd seen an ex at the supermarket. Laughter, teasing, and in the end? All three of them buy it. Like any self-respecting legend, the obstacle turns into a celebration. Honorable mention to the owner and staff: ironic, brilliant, with a quick wit and the desire to make every customer feel part of a little floury fairytale. And so, between laughter and crumbs, the teachers discover a place they'd never been before, in a part of the course they'd never been before. Because sometimes the best roads are the ones less traveled. Congratulations to L'Arte del Pane: for the sandwiches, the sfincione... and the unexpected culinary adventure. We'll be back. But this time... with more names on the Coke. 😄